Sentence examples for Recent clues from inspiring English sources

Recent clues suggest that a rate increase is unlikely this time around.

I will discuss how this episodic pre-supernova mass loss, combined with some other recent clues, is forcing us to revise some of our fundamental paradigms of massive star evolution.

Although recent clues are scarce, James has left two years' worth of crumbs as to what his priorities are and about which factors will at least be considered before he signs his next contract.

If social scientists were hunting for recent clues of gastronomical excess, they would need to look no further than the lonely bottles and tins left on the shelves of Balducci's, the landmark gourmet market that closed its two Manhattan shops on Sunday.

Stanley put this puzzling extinction data together with other recent clues to the vegetation changes of the time.

Probably, artificial arena of Phalaenopsis orchid breeding might supply direct and relatively recent clues for the pivotal of TEs in the generation of selectable cultivars in Phalaenopsis orchids.

(A recent clue: "Visit the unforgettable cafe at the edge of the world. Grab a drink and watch the divers jump off!" Destination: Negril, Jamaica, Rick's Cafe).

Since my memory of clues doesn't extend too far, I'll just mention a recent clue that I did like: 2d/10ac New ref took latitude, playing advantage for Eden Hazard (4,2,9) Having wrestled with the folly of it once, I've vowed never to try it again.

In the recent past, clues have been found in a tourist's video of the collision of a helicopter and a private plane over the Hudson River in 2009 and in audio recordings of an airplane crash in Palo Alto, Calif., in 2010.

(The correct response: What are mosquitoes?) Now compare that with a recent televised clue: "Founded in 1839, this Lexington, Va., school is the U.S.A.'s oldest state-supported military college".

Wood reports another, more recent (1964) clue to the family's recusancy: the discovery of church records of Stratford recusants who failed to attend Protestant Easter services in May 1606.